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STICKY Asha Logos' Conspiracy - Our Subverted History series - 12 parts, nearly 12 hours - required watching for any White, don't let your history be destroyed, forgotten, abandoned. For only you are at fault when such tragedy is allowed.

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STICKY The Oldest known Swastikas

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Wu Zetian, The First, Last, and Only Empress Who Ruled Tang Dynasty China, Prompting its Collapse Following Her Death (Chinese History Documentary) | Timeline

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Absolute Mad Lads - Tarrare, The Human Stomach

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The Bolshevik Regime

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July 14, 1789 - Citizens of Paris storm the Bastille, marking the beginning of the French Revolution.

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Football War - MiniWars #2

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Ross Perot 1992 - Balancing the Budget & Reforming Government

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Bedrock Theories of History

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"Lincoln Highway Marker" - 1928

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Aye, Tone... I mean Tim!

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Based Simon De Montfort

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Somethin' about this stinks paulie

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The origin of the term "Nazi"

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The purpose of the Federal Reserve

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How ignorant can we be?

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100 Years on the Lincoln Highway

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Why Historians Are Reexamining the Case of the Woman Who Gave Birth to Rabbits

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The Mystery of Florida’s Cannonball-Eating Spanish Fort

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The Statue of Liberty Was Well Traveled Before She Reached Her Final Home

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Before America Got Uncle Sam, It Had to Endure Brother Jonathan

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Revolutionary War diary sheds light on Deborah Sampson, who disguised herself as a man to join the Continental Army

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The First American Victory: Ethan Allen Takes Fort Ticonderoga.

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The First Fireworks Came from a 2,000-Year-Old Chinese Quest for Immortality

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The Jefferson-Hemings Myth

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The German-Language Newspaper That Got the Scoop on American Independence

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For 40 Years, Crashing Trains Was One of America’s Favorite Pastimes

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